Electrical engineering senior at Auburn University. I design electrical solutions that range from solar power charging technology to automotive and household devices to improve convenience.
About
I’m a senior in electrical engineering at Auburn, graduating in December 2026.
What I enjoy most is understanding how a system works at a fundamental level and finding solutions when it doesn’t work as designed. This helps fuel how I approach engineering: understand things that most people don’t so that I can do things that most people can’t.
In the past two summers at Conway & Owen, an MEP engineering firm, I built Revit models for lighting and electrical design in commercial buildings, calculated lighting and electrical loads, and worked alongside the other engineering disciplines to produce clean, finished design plans, all without caffeine.
I’m looking for work in embedded system design and power technologies.
Selected projects
Power electronics · Senior design capstone · 2026
An ESP32-driven synchronous buck converter that tracks the maximum power point of a 100–150 W panel into a 12 V AGM battery, with current and voltage sensing on both the panel and battery sides.
Write-up coming soon
Automotive electronics · 2026
An ESP32 that reads the factory steering-wheel resistor ladder through a voltage divider and turns two unused buttons into next track, play/pause, and previous track on a Bluetooth-connected phone.
Read the write-up →
Automotive electrical · 2025
A voltage-drop budget for a 180 W compressor fifteen feet from the battery, a conductor chosen at worst-case temperature, and a meter reading that came in inside the budget.
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Building electrical · 2022
Lighting and receptacle circuits for an outdoor fellowship pavilion, installed in a day by a crew of eight — after measuring the fixtures cut the count from sixteen to two.
Read the write-up →Experience
Conway & Owen
Chipotle Mexican Grill
Lewis’s Lawn Care
Education & skills
Auburn University · Auburn, AL · 3.68 / 4.0